Chaos Emperor, the Dragon of Armageddon →Used Deck

It's kind of weird, isn't it? As I thought, you are a normal strong emperor. No, it's not okay to surpass the original family. Unfortunately, that's what Yu-Gi-Oh is, yes, there are various factors, but first of all, the effect of sending GY that doesn't target is strong, isn't it? Depending on the situation, it can also be an effective method, and the scale is also excellent, and the recovery of the p effect is strong, so what is it?

A remake of everyone's favorite chaos emperor.
Unlike the main family, it no longer interferes with the hand, so the power and damage are reduced accordingly, but compared to the errataed main family, this one is overwhelmingly easier to use, isn't it? .
As many cards in your field as you send to his GY, you can send cards in your opponent's field to his GY. It was necessary to sacrifice one's own field, and instead of reversing, it changed to a card that selects and removes the opponent's card.
When he leaves the field, he returns to the bottom of the deck, but I can call him back as many times as I want with a melody, so I don't particularly care.
The P effect is an effect that recovers the excluded dragon. After that, after moving to EX, light and darkness will be excluded as usual, so you can use it without hesitation even if you pay LP. On top of that, he casually excels at Pendulum Scale, so you can just P-summon him.
It is the only remake dragon card that can be used with a feeling that is not so different from the original, and it is easier than the original, and the effect is powerful, making it an extremely excellent card.

It is strong to be able to Special Summon normally from EX while recovering the excluded dragon with the P effect
Although the reset effect is weaker than the original, there will be scenes where his GY sending without targeting will be useful.
This card itself is also easy to search, and is the most excellent among remake dragons.

One of the five remake dragons that came back after remorse, perhaps because it was too strong. However, this guy is the only one who doesn't reflect on it at all.
Despite the demand for the Dragon of the DARK Pendulum alone, the Pendulum Scale and effects are extremely excellent, the Special Summon is easy, and the originally built-in reset effect can be used normally, depending on the situation. If there is even a search, its strength will go without saying.
Overall, I think it's a card that can be expected to play an active role in the future.

The errataed remake of Chaos Emperor, honestly, when I saw the text, I underestimated it.
1's GY sending effect is powerful, but the cost is half LP, and the more inferior it is, the more other cards it needs to have a lot of other cards to function. It's subtle, but it's just a bonus, so I don't really care.
Favorite is a P effect that collects dragons from exclusion, Eclipse turns into a hassle-free superlative dragon search, and if it's a golden chest, it turns into a universal dragon search, and you can also collect monsters that have been excluded with the GY exclusion cost. After using this effect, it has 3000 RBI that can be used as a monster, and it can be used as a rank 8 material.
Also worth mentioning is the ease of searching, Eclipse, which is compatible with the P effect, can bring this guy himself, and if it is a revolution, it can also raise the light cost, a melody that can fertilize his GY with the cost You can also search from Afrima in a slightly unusual place.
It is a powerful card with such high potential that even his Deck based on this card can be assembled.

Probably including the errata before, P monster which is a remake of Chaos Emperor, which is the most broken remake dragon this time. Since it is a Special Summon P monster, it will also appear from the Ex Deck.
The effect may have been considered after the errata, but instead of being able to activate other cards that turn, it was necessary to send one's own card to his GY first. Therefore, the compatibility with P Deck is a little bad.
However, his non-targeted GY send is still very powerful, and after removing a couple of cards, it can be deployed normally.
Like the main house, is it for when you want to decide during the turn?

The Chaos Emperor has been remade with his Pendulum powers.
It has a P effect that recovers one dragon that was excluded by paying 1000 LP and self-destructing, and has the effect of paying half the LP and destroying the opponent's field and LP up to the number that was wiped out after wiping out your own field.
Basically, after adding it to your hand with plenty of support, will you add the banished Dragon to your hand, activate a monster effect from the EX Deck, or aim for a chance to rampage with 3000 RBI?
Although the effect can be used immediately, it has become something that is not suitable for one-shot reversal. It works best when your field and your opponent's field are balanced, so I guess the best way to use it is to send it into the EX Deck with haste and aim for the right timing to activate it.
It's probably the easiest card to use in this remake because it has a solid P effect and is easy to use and has plenty of support. You're greedy.

Well done emperor!
I am grateful that the summoning conditions remain the same and the RBI is 3000. It also comes out of EX, so if his GY cost of light and darkness is abundant, you can put it out every turn.
As for the effect, it's not so bad considering that it's a finisher that can be shot at any time because it's half LP while relying on the opponent's field.

Among the remade chaos monsters, he boasts of being quite user-friendly.
He has a dragon-specific relief light and a pseudo-P summoning ability, so it's very easy to use.
The disadvantage of returning to the bottom of the deck is that the search method is rotten, so you probably don't care much.
You can turn half of your LP into a burnt field by sacrificing the cost and your own field, but it's much easier to use this as a bonus and attack with a P effect and a self-Special Summon beatdown. .
There are no restrictions on the activation of Chaos Monarch Dragon after errata, so in that sense, I think it falls into the easy-to-use category.
I think it's hard to get in with a normal P Deck, so it seems to show its true value when used around Chaos Dragon.

Among the remakes of Dragons with a criminal record, this is the most serious of the sins committed by the original remake.
It is possible to descend not only from the hand but also from the extra deck by banishing light and darkness from her GY, so she will appear from the extra even in decks that do not Pendulum Summon.
Almost the same support as the remake source can be used, and P support is also added, so there are plenty of search methods.
It can be used simply as an RBI that makes use of its status, but its removal effect is easier to use than the original.
However, the number of cards that can be removed depends on the number of cards sacrificed from your field, so it is not easy to use, and it is mainly used to remove monsters with resistance that are difficult to use and troublesome to reverse the inferiority.
By the way, if you do not put it out of the Extra Deck, you will return to her Deck and die in vain because it will not be counted.
On the other hand, the P effect is relatively easy to use, and it is a relief light exclusively for Dragons.
Many of the dragons remade with this one have the effect of banishing cards, so you can collect them and send yourself to the extra deck.

One of the remakes of dragons with experience in regulation, based on Chaos Monarch Dragon, which has a strong impression as the strongest class among them.
It becomes a P monster, and the scale is 1, which is easy to use, and you can recover the dragon in the exclusion zone by self-destructing. The effect which is not bad without level specification and demerit.
In the monster zone, he can Special Summon under the same conditions as Chaos, and he can be played not only from the hand but also from the EX, so it fills the EX zone, but it's nice to be able to deploy after using the P effect.
However, although he is a Pendulum monster, he cannot Special Summon anything other than his own effects, and when he leaves the field, he returns to the bottom of the deck. However, since it corresponds to the melody, it is not so difficult to bring it again.
It has removal + burn just like the original, and his removal performance is very high due to the fact that he sends GY without taking a target.
However, he requires half LP and board add, and it is hard to say that it is a user-friendly effect. Also, even though he is P, he is not compatible with P and tokens that cannot be sent to GY.
Basically, it will mainly be a large attacker with a recovery effect and an activity as a material worker.
While the other remake dragons and Yoigami, which is a remake of the pair's opening, are delicate, the impression that it was remade with a very blessed adjustment.

Chaos Monarch Dragon remade into Pendulum Monster. As a Dragon's P monster, he can be searched with Odd-Eyes, Revolution, and Dragon, and can be Special Summoned from the EX Deck while having the summoning conditions unique to chaos monsters.
The P effect is to collect the excluded dragon at a cost of LP 1000, and search for the dragon excluded by the effect of the three simultaneously recorded dragons (Ice Prison, ̪̪Heaven, Destruction) via the exclusion zone. Is it aimed at
The monster effect is close to that of the adjusted Chaos Monarch Dragon, and before the remake, it sent all cards GY with only LP cost and burned and literally chaotic the environment (before errata), but this is a card other than the extra zone is sent to GY, and the number of cards on the opponent's field is sent to GY + Burn, so if you put this card in the extra zone and activate the effect, it is easy to decide 3000 direct. Most P monsters basically can't be sent to GY, so he has anti-synergy with the Pendulum Deck...

An unprecedented chaos monster equipped with a relief light for dragons and able to summon his own Special Summon from EX.
Although the removal effect is not limited, it is quite difficult, so like the original Chaos Monarch Dragon, it will only be one shot when the time is right.
It is necessary to prepare in advance, but after the effect of the original Chaos Monarch Dragon activates, he can slip through the restrictions and special summon, so you can leave the removal effect over there.

The Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End remake card turned him into a Pendulum Monster. The P effect is recovery of excluded Dragon monsters from self-destruction. The P scale is also excellent at 1. The Special Summon when one GY's LIGHT and DARK monsters are removed has the same conditions as "Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End", and the monster effect is very dynamic with a field reset that pays half of the LP. However, the opponent's girlfriend's GY sending is proportional to the number of her own GY sending, so honestly the timing to activate is very limited. In inferior situations, there is a limit to the number of cards that can be activated along with them, and in superior situations, there is no need to activate them in the first place. Moreover, since P monsters cannot be sent to GY, they are not counted.